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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

as r ,n Rs FHr eSmP pna us at
Maxwell Evarts was of twenty.seve young law
yers admitted to the bar yesterday by Judge Van Brunt
THE suS has received 81 for Henry galway 800 Henry
s ay from wn1 Jump OH the 'rase on "eans'
,,Tus svS acknowledge the receipt Of 81 from "a
OF ~ spring street
The Produce Exchange received official notice yester
quay nx SoseG 81 S WI" DE 'Os'u Ga Dec " unless ''
Bernard KreIser OF 81 corandt street fined $50
cigarette advertisements
Mayor Hewitt, has notified Comptroller Loew that the
lawfully BE- eonstructed beyond tie stoop line
There will tie no strike of glass jewellers The two
demanded will submit the matter 10 arbitration.
,1w nns5sa Cr 81 5 pasa
sian Jews Their passage was prepaid by friends here
while r"ssps ,he corner "t Mercer and TinGs street,
slipped down uncovered coal hole on The siwak, At
- yineents Hospital ii WAS found that his lett Lex was
boy picked up make believe bomb in Broadway. In
OF Of N OF gas s0sh % % "a"
HaS RS sa &c look n c ssS a. the other
Matthew Young who arrested on Sunday night
on charge q crminaly sssagtpg his tourtre1year:
~ %s:S r%rE s| ',fss q !: merely in
por"ns .tsr c,prtarS sGS,c sen, 10 the %ors
E htS tn 's 10 3 e ~ DIE e e Snnds 81 sS
ton IN the at the Prisoner when lie caught
ssn n; ass sa Ssnsd
the Hotel Brighton Gonsy Island to the balance
OF bill for meat resulted Yesterday In verdict for
s30Ts - before Judge Lawrence and Jury in the gu
preme Court,
general alarm our from Police HeAdquar-
tiers last night Tor Robert smith - old medium
height fair complexion dark brown hair and eyes side
whiskers brown overcnaL black with
and Derby hat lie has been missing since Nov H. lie 10
k'Mrlirr and left his home AZ l.lli second
iuuE tor w'rk
Irrula 80 Nss F'I ,urrsa, are "a trudvrt her
IC'r'Cri Jud zee" ,iW ull- evening IN SfsiuEHN AMI
iNius ua Il t. meant tr-timUHiN u rsgbrt
trnm hfr IFlsi ircndS IN rccogul.lun wlA she las
done To- help Alul. the OF liberty old iriL
which they all LUi dear. AR j. NJ Mali Will deliver
an address upon the present condition OF Ireland and
many well known professional and amateur ARgsn AAA
RnAetARs MI Land thaE ed
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LOVE AND MATHEMATICS
n MUCH ESTEEMED VASSAR PRoFEsSOD
WILL TEACH NO MORE
How Pref Braislin Had Romance In hes
Life and How II Ended-vsssar suResa
a Loss and Mr.. Merriek Gets q WIFI.


Life and How it Ended-yss.ar suasss
The c,,max in the nrettv romance in which
Miss Priscilla II. Braislin, the late Professor
heroine, was reached Yesterday when she %.
came the wife OF Mr.. Timothy Merrick. one Of
the best-known and wealthiest citizens Of
Holyoke, Mass. The marriage was very quietly
solemnized at az o'clock in the afternoon at the
los,uoheo y, 'nv hev. Eumaiu prai', m NJ.
p vi the Mashinstoh h'e nn .. phpues
ano Th po NO. me ps. olue Svo ~, ma
was assisted by the Rev; DR.. R. J. Adams Of
the them, immediate relatives of the contractins
who witnessed the ceremony. The bride,
as described bv an admirina friend looked
imnosing md o,aan,v IN n noar,'aa u dross
with flowing train. whose chief trimmings
were white roses and lace. Her mi, wayv iron.
ALMOST White hair
pin shone In her breast. Her Complexion was
b bsnht ana af 6 her g pue ayes were ss %
alma mater of the nm mature bride eonid boast
ST. There we're cue many bsauti IS O and costly
s he xss girls to their Pho tSs
bonnu cny, tIs 10Y tber dannr+nra esr1 IN tho
nappy S ,ae1r re eaI IN ,n0
viii he snnn "nefo LILO noon
NJ no nerson bas ham mora c,oss,v ident,aed
av ana nn 5s ade 'ae stroneer ~ are
favorable IMPRESSION. Prof Bralsliia alone
snafea MIN prot. MARIE Mircfsn dnH nonSr OF
ts IN HAN a r e te
she md heid TIE imn"rtant niace ~ Prnfessor
reoarhad Wiss RraisIin a. the imnersonation
Of their alma mater and for ny yery many wars
haghteneS IN IKE IKE ra9on roassS fn cIsaa
70 cass tha ~ tbars Vas aad rnmance n ber
life, and that lust before her connection with
MN os si s.Id Nc boS einrn gatnad har
afSertiops had fnr snnne reaaon hroEan IN The
ewsr irith tiara mirht ha n tbn syorv the
brightness and sunshine in which the college
n,o a. e ,,roHaa t ~ ta nsna hats Sr9f
vas baS npt somred ths beappt ~ Miss Rraslin
w IN any waH o. IassanaS hor symmatbjoa with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18
STREET CAR HEN STRIKE.
Cars Running ON Only Three Lines In
CInclnuati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. ia strike Of the
Consolidated Street-car Railway conductors
and drivers began tonight. They demanded
that the Consolidated Street Railway dismiss
John Harris, their Superintendent. The COM
pany declined to grant the request. There
upon the drivers and conductors began turning
cars in. By o'clock not one horse car Of the
consolidated lines was running. One hundred
miles of street railway line was thus left idle.
The only line Of the Consolidated operated
was the Vine street CABLE on which five cars
hundred conductors and rs many drivers were
thrown out OF work by this act. The company
say that not over one hundred men are actively
operate all their cars tomorrow with new men.
Tho roads not in tho Consolidated Company.
and not affected by tho strike. are the Walnut
Hills horse and cable roads. the Mount Auburn
road and the Coving,on and Newport roads.
The police force Is increased. and everything
Is getting in readiness for tomorrow. when
some trouble is barely possible.
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Johu 9. Cramp'. BODY Stolen.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-John s. Cramp, q
relative of the ship builders In Philadelphia,
was found dead in his room here early this
week. The gas was turned on full head. and
everything pointed to a suicide. Manuel
Cramp. member OF the Philadelphia ship
building firm, requested the authorities here
n few days baltimore has no morgue, and the
body was placed In Potters Field for safe keep
ing. To-day Mr.. Gramp arrived and, accom-
tvo's remains. The newly. made grave was
uncovered. but the body had disappeared.
Some medical students had doubtless stolen it
for dissecting purposes The health authori-
tics are securing the town for the corpse
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THEY DON'T ADMIRE ORGANS.
Presbyterians who nre Very Much Exer.
ciscd Over Music In Church.

DAYTON Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE United Pres
byterian Anti Music Convention at Xenia has
adjourned. A telegram WAS read from DR..
Fulton urging the Convention to stand by Its
colors, and not surrender to the organ. The
resolutions reported by the committee were
adopted unanimously. The preamble carried
a complaint against the General Assembly for
refusing relief. The third resolution reads:
grant any relief we shall feel at liberty and
even constrained to adopt such measures as
may De necessary ,I 10 maintain me PURIFY ana
even to the extent of a separation from the ma
jority purposing II course Of detection"
The Executive Committee was directed to
arrange through the Presbyterian societies
and by, othe.. means to arouse the people to Sc
cure the enforcement Of discipline against
oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18

Col. Francis NJ. Crafts. a distinguished war
veteran, while returning to his house, at So Concord
street, Brooklyn, at about 81 O'Clock on Wednesday
evening, had about as narrow escape from flying
bullet he had during his long experience Southern
battefcids, just as he was turning out Of Pineapple
street into Henry he heard the sharp report Of re-
volver and heard the whiz Of bullet Ii had passed
through the crown of his hat and almost grazed the
OF his head He remained in the neighbOrhOod for halt
an hour but could not learn where the bullet came from
by whom It fired He reported the matter to the
police. lie thinks 1t was accidental shot and that
nobody meant TO harm him. Col. Crafts was commits
sloISd Colonel for gallant conduct at Gettysburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum Fair.

The annual fair and festival In aid Of the
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum OF the noblest charities
OF that city and with record Of four years Of
benefcent work behind it. opened yesterday at the
Academy of Music in that city. and will continue until
tomorrow night The Academy has been transformed
into an immense bazaar and the various tables are
loaded down with bew,ering collection of useful
and fancy articles. a well managed refreshment de-
parment is provided and the patrons will lind that
their orders will be attended to with promptness By
some Of the prettiest girls In Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18
These verd,ct. Pile Up.

Della Powers, the owner Of the premises
15h Division street. sued the Manhattan Rail-
way Company In the Superior Court to recover
$4,000 damages for being deprived OF her
ture. The case was tried yesterday before
Judge Truax and a jury. and a verdict Of
$500 was given against the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18
He Hn. hi. Aecu.er Arrested for Perjury.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE trial OF William j.
Watson for conspiring to defraud the Ansonia Clock
Company. in connection with James 4. GledhL out of
$1,000 concluded to-day. The jury after retire.
ment of three hours returned verdict OF guilty and
declared that Watson should be fined $3.50 motion
Watson Yesterday had Alfred A. Cowles OF New York,
President of the company arrested for perjury in
swearing the attachment writ lie S. 90 bonds
to appear for examination to morrow.
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senator sloan Net . Candidate.

Senator George B. Sloan Is not candidate
for President pro tempore OF the next Senate.
He said yesterday TINT he preferred tho
ChalrmamS!lin al the Finance Comiiittea The
lvuuug iIatl candidate IL DAY SiUHL Fussett. "a
hnndsS9ms man and an EImila editor Tine
the bOw.legged Bismarck OF Westchester
county. III Fassett or Robertson shows signs
Of weakness his followers will 20 TO other can
rdtdAteas q Nhom theEe are 1leRtYs
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PLAINFIELD, Nov. 17.-Nliss Nellie w. Pang-
born daughter OF Isaac W. Pangborn. married this
evening O'Clock to Mr. Charles II. Lyman of Balti
more grandson OF eX Postmaster General lyman Rev
". VGnmetrr of Painicld performed the ceremony.
The wedding was private but from to 10 O'Clock the
beautiful house Of Mr. fangborn. Rockview avenue
Washington Park. was thrown open. and between 3Ob
and 400 guests attended the wedding reception Guests
present from Baltimore New York, and Philadel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18
Funeral OF /. OLD january"

Precisely at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the coffin containing the remains OF Ira Janree
was removed from the undertaking establish
ment 81 churlcs.A. Senior. 1869 broadway, and
was taken To Greenwood Cemetery Tor inter-
mont. ThOre were no services ut the place
md only about twenty-five OF tho dead gam
wood the body WAS met by the Masonic lodge
OF which Janree was member, and the burial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18

ALBANY, Nov 17.-President Depew and tho
directors the Central and Hudson River Railroad
rived here ut II A. to-day In special train OF four
short stop made here TO cool hot box and
take aboard tho Hon. Erasius Corning who Is the only
director living here. Al mas A. VI. the
West Albany where the extensive shops Inspected
and then the directors started West.
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Hugh j. J.wstt Seriously III.

HAvRE De GRACE, Nd, Nov. 17.-Mr Hugh ].
Jewett who IL at his home about ten miles from this
place Ia easter to-day but his physicians his
condition serious ana fear fatal DR. Barker OF
New York has been called in for consultation.
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that he unlawfully
and maliciously en-
deavored to excite
the good citizens OF
the State OF New
York to hatred and
contempt Of govern
ment, and to make
instruction against
the whole country.
Inspector Byrnes
had Most arrested q
little ip advance OF
tho Indictment. so as
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Connection. Puclll.t. Mako "a Match.

New HAVEN. Nov. 17.-Gus Zills OF this city
and Mike Kelly of Waterbury met in the latter city yes
terday and arranged for prize fight The stakes are
SUI and the conditions are that Kelly is TO stop Ellis
In nine rounds The battle will be fought Water
bury IN about two weeks.
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Fell 900 Feet Down n Mine.

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov 17.-Dominic Massato fell
a feet down the eca shaft OF the Calumet and iiecia
mine at lshGcming Mich. this morning and was IN,
mir unls All
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ANARCH MOST IN THE JUG.
DETECTIVES FIND HIM SITTING BY A
HALF GALLON DEER CAM

Indicted for his Speech on Saturday EveniaG
Detectives who Took Mentni Notes the
Witnesses Against him-He Denies Their
story-To be ArraIgned this MorninG.
John Most, the ugly Anarchist bugle blow
or, and the editor Of Freiheit, is once moro in q
cell at Police Headquarters. The Grand Jury
came TO the conclusion yesterday that the said
Most was an evil-disposed and pernicious per-
con, Of wicked and turbulent disposition, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18
The Weather Yesterday.

As indicated by Hudnuts thermometer: 3 A.
n. 47o; Is A. NJ, 46o; A. NJ. 46e; ~ NJ, $50; 3kE
~, $50: q r. NJ. 49s, . r. NJ, 46e; II midnight 439
Average. 4ssa average temperature for spending
dato asst year.
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Signal Once Prediction.
Slightly colder, fair weather, light to fresh
westerly winds.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
Stprf Terperue.

Sois ba or ueOtrptt. Din Nppetit er forbi,
III ploacs al 0opeopine, on sr uerogs % / Nl.
nLtOe!jg9eo upn7ienoe, ba itprt Terucrue.
1,Ogi Hcruernc, men life meo Stiinulnrter.
Sdarnleoictner elier Bitters, iom ldpes al 0aars
q &Gtfp oS iom% itinulrrer Dig for en- Times
5io, % oa bliper Oh en- barre E~iIitano emo
0ua0 on tr9uger CT ct milorenoc QG0e,
1iSoel, lom reniar BloOet, f%remitpuoer iuno
girtlonbeoi geperen og Npreue o9 siper Sins.
raft % icruper Din Selbreo os Stprte. ct
2Rsemioocl oil on Iinbe / Electric
Bitters % tIn so Gents pr. SLATE. 8. ..
montgomery & CD, o. pua gpotbsfer ane
Bner. (3)
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14

Oct fan life nestes, at en- COB Sp'
maltine er en- al be pistislte Irtifler /
en- mOoerne Susbulbnins. 8i ipntes,
at ri baooe Ell goo Spmalfine, inotil en-
Ngent for "yteip !Spme" fom til bort
GUS os begprbte at bolbe en- Gale ON
bens farafteriitife Soroele.
"Men", iparece ri, "Oor Spmaitine
sr meset tilfrepsitiaenoe, Os pi brDr os
life ON at flpbe npSen anben."
Msenten bab ON at labe Ell af fine
Spmalfiner itaa isien / bort pus, "iaa
Oamerne funoe faa prppe oen."
Oette 5orlanseuoe par life nrimelist,
% Ri imbrpmmebe bam bet, men fun
for at t~ilIreositile Isenten, pI bible life
bape hans Spmalfine us bapoe lite ben
rinseite Soe ON at fjsbe ben.
ga MI Spmaifinen easnns bar | Suz
Jet, par bet ~naiurlist, at 0amerne Tom
til at unoerieae ben, % ipm en- 5elge
beraf tom be til at life ben meset soot.
Be iiaer life bette for at 'faoe andre
SpmaIfiner; bet er beres Menins, alle
andre 5enipn tasne i Setrastnins =,
at benre Spmalfine er ben met pnItez
lise at bape.
Denne fortrinlise Spmaifiue iabri.
teres al "gtetp SOme Seruins Madine
Co., Orange. Masi., % 30 Union
Square, Netu YOrt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14

Iunb al Olbiager. Baa Sobaunes
Minoe Marf / 8ils er bet ifelse
"WursB Slt6l." forlepen peo Nabniil9
at ct itenIat @rapfammer | en- oerp9s
renoe sammel, naIten uoj9pnet 9st,
iunoet nogle anOiler, idmt l Brpnceoolf,
l GpTube, nosle Teiter af en- earreos
Ifeoe o. 2 5piralriu9e al Cub. Sen
enc al siSie mensS at BABE oGret piflet
ON 3~oltebeitct, ben anben Jet ~lnareIt
no til at 9ape pRret en- 5tn9errin9.
8esse Sing. 6auoe tilIammen en- Sagt
umtrent Iom ct 9poefroneitptfe. gae
Be napnte Eager bar 9oot opbepareoe.
9 en- anoen StenI9tnins / FANNIE Sst,
TOM bog fer no til at bape p9ret for
itprret, fdnbtes li9elebes en- 8ronce0olf.
Snserne oil bliue inbienbte til olonorz
biIt Wuieum.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
MsatfuaS peb Srager. Otter

MsntfulO psb Srager. Otter at
SjRlIauos Stiitamt til 6inantsmini
~iteriet babe inoieubt 80 Str. Specier
% 275 Stir. &issbantoalere, IOm for
rOSen 1iO iiben bleo funbne / Sanb Dp>
fitet ira SapbmSen Z Mil ipbpeit for
9rngsr, FAINT uoifrift al ct til Oplpsy
ming ON 5lnbet optaset 5Orbsr, p8 no
teNt Zig Wiriiteriets &eiolution for,
bporleees Der pilbe bore at forboloe
meo settle Wsntfunb, bar Miniiteriet
reiolVeret, at @enterne, Ser / Sperensz
itemmc.ie meb s,n peb 0gieiteretsopm
az l8Se Noobr. 1861 truiue M%faisrelle
lille tan betrustes ium 0aneIa, oil bore
ct 6.5anole iOm Strouoiusssoos eft.r
neutrality-suspicious. alminbelise
&egter.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
arf.
WinSesmarfe for Srewisn. Scr

W~inSesmGrfe ior Sreuien. 5cr
feSen laaoe man iSrite SaanS paa Sars
fyt for at tilpeiebriuse ct Minoesmarfs
for Granddaughter at Siltebors, afbsbe
snbriteier Mi9ael Eretuisn.
otter S%nobpbelie al aOmmuuerepra-
,sutationens Sormanb, 5abrifant 3elt'
uer. Iamleoes nemlis ifelse "Silfebora
gpis" be nup9renbe ps Iorbenperenoe
meblemmer af SilfsbOrs communal
REPRESENTATION paa "Sotel 9ania" for
at oftale bet iornsbne meb 9enlpn til
soaens Sterilization.
Wan peotos enitemmis at iammen'
traSs lom &omite, FAINT at noftebe Sp'
roab ON Sioras iaaoel Der | 8pen ION
! BEN narmeite Omesn FAINT at lsss
Suciamlius foretaset hos 9reiulens
manoe genner iajpbenbapn cg be nar=
meits ~alsbiteber Der omfrins.
Sterite Stemnins ipnes Der f~orelebla
at bare for en- Yortr9tbuIte al Drep'
len, reit enten mibt paa Tunet eler
ubenfor 8aabbuiet paa ben berp9renoe
9lsnc; men ielufslselis beror bet mese'
saa Be incfomne Bibras, buoruiot bette
9nIte fan realiIeres.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
let f~orfrtuItaHe.

8. 8. ItfinS, Eolititef, ancrpiue Germ
friper: 'Dtiu 5amilie % ieg bar messt I
taifs 9eres fortrinlise Mebieine ior, Dr. Kin
New Discovery for Consumption. Ta ie
er operbepiit ON, at bet er. bpas bet uesios
for at bore, oil LEG sierue bepibns bette. sRir
Tennsr, til bpilte jes bar anbefalet Bet, roie
bet peb enbper Nuleonins." DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption saranteres, O
bet belbreber Soite, Goriislelis, grpniit, gftf
ma, Strnbeboite % ale Siass Spsbpmme
Salien, Srpitet cs 9unserue. BrspefafC
Dos 8. 8. Moutsonerp g. 60. Store Slo
tiers 100. Salses paa Npotbefer I al,
Bper Is
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14

Ringerites Sfiitertt ben Abe Ropbr.
1887. Slanot arpiH erne / Boot eiter Of
seoe Yise Narte |a%uIsoatter Guter ai Va.
ealen, er Gfternapnte ppsipne at opbolee iis
/ Nmerlfd:
a. NIosb Brober 5inssl Yaulien gusers
9ern:
b giopO ssiier Sasubilo os Rano NiIs
guuoes Sprn:
Ssnuerne Nsle, 9ars os Rils.
3Btrene Berit, gift meo Ole Norten
fen Sa9en, Snsebors, gift meo Ole
Cfitehase - % Ga9nbilo, lit meo SenIp
O. 8ise.
afbso 7atter Ylarens Ssn @abrisl 8.
9unbe.
30. 30. Yaul.ne os Ranb Ssnrit
Brenoums Bgrn:
Ssunerne Nils, Saralb % Senrii iamt
Gstrene ytila % 2ina.
Ifoso Eatter Nartbe Narie os Wano
Spoer s. 6psbplots Ypru:
Tetrene Sisrt os Martbe Narie.
9 Iiopo Splter Ytari e1er Wiarie Yarls.
batter % 0taHo pans q. Sgrums Sprn:
Ssnnen Sabrisl .. Sgrum os Tat.
teren Berthe Wtarie Sprum.
9rammens Sfiiteret, Ace Ippbr. 1887.
6rpten Sreeine &teeerseies 20. 9eH frus
oGrenoe @rpin9: SDrSen Gaurentius Yafer,
Der ueo 3eitamente er mnlat til en- Of 2lrpins
Serre eiter Aiosoe, % bpts lioite Noresie er
op9ipet at pGre Goboes, New Yorf, yor COG,
inotaloes.
&rtitiansiunbs Stifteret ben 2Soe
Sttober 1887. Beet efter i~orlounoen So
mano Bernhard Martinus 0oltau. Soets
Irpin9er, nemlis Spitrene Sobanne Nfa-
tblloe, gift meo Str9ooer Satob Hasmusien,
% 9orts Gliiabetb, gilt meO 6reorlf Slmons
len, be99e bolat l Gbicn9o, tnOtalbes.
3orrisoals 5orealtriperis Sfifteret,
8~riitiansian0, 3oie ytopbr. 1887. Soet efter
ftapGrenbe Apnolins aarl glenOr 5obiass
zen EUsielauo Of @Sebitao Sosn, Sesne
Sbinglag. Soets eneite 9trpins er opsipet
at pGre ben 6rap9renoeS Mpber, 5obias
@ufco NnoerienS gnfe, bpts Naun life pibes
o9 lom iormeatlis opboIoer fig / &isconiin,
inofaloes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14

Works Both Ways.-Detroit Free
Press: Carp says that most Of
the folks that make a success in the
city come from the country. The rule
works both ways. When a city man
buys a farm he raises cabbages at
So a head, which no farmer is ever
able to do.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
GiQmantbrplup.

2tamantbrgllnp. 9enue iialbns
SFittNeliSbeo ieirebes fornplis al Siulz
rlanS aaoers YeterIen os Suitru /
2binsItso moer flor 9eltaselle fra
5o9ncbeboernes SIDE. Otter at set
9amle, broerli9e 9rubepar om 5orz
nliNOa9en 9aooe mobtaset Saframeutet
al 9r. YaitOr timer, lamleoes ON
eItermiOoa9en 8ebperne / ct Nntal al
ca, 20 | oeres Sjem for at brinse benz
en- S9fsnitnins os tilbraste berefter 9ele
Da9en % IItenen iammen mso Dem.
NanOeH, Der er 81 Nar, er leaemlia
Ooa9 os for bet meite ien9elissenbe,
90ortmco &onen, ser er so aar, CT Iaa
rH't o9 rsri9. at bun GLAD og hunter
'arOeOes meaem @iGiterue, til be brDo
OP benao Mor9enItunoen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
5Fslse Giterretnin9cr ira Zanzibar

5fslse @iterretuinSer ira Zanzibar
bapoe G~fterretnin9en ON Stanleps Gns
fomit Daft tor 8eOegelie blanbt Stams
merne ueo Nlbert Npan5a. &prsen af
Uganda, Der bibtil bar itiaet Jig meset
Iitnbtlis til @min 9aiba, ital bape ienot
8elanoter til bam for at fnptte 5orbins
better. Gmin Bahia Iusbes at bile
ienbe ct 0etadenlent 40 bper al be to
Geie, ub bpilfen Stanlep fan naa Babe
lai, for at msoe bans Expedition.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
Gm Soloat / 6elt II blep anflaa

Gn Soloat / 5elt II bleu anflnget
for 3Dueri, forbi ban bapoe temt i'm
8amerats 5eltHaite. Seq er pirtelis
meset b%ebrspet," iorflareoe ban for
arissretten, "fOrbi jes beitploes fur
2pueri; men Sasen er ben, at Vi bauoe
iaaes 5sltfaife, os min Station par paa
Yunoen al 5laiten, iaa jes life funee
fomme til ben paa anoen Maaoe emo
peb fsrIt at brittle min &amerats."
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
ait SO t.

Stret6it fob % i%Ortalte @aiplep ON
en- Mli9ator, ban baooe ieet | 5lorioa
"Sen alligator maalte So SOB )
CONNER fra Srnlben til Spibien al
Salen. Soao flyer 0u til bet, @alulep :
en alligator paa SO SOB 5 CONNER,
ST. 9u life forbauiel?"
"Nei", iagee @aWlep; LEG feee,
Ielp."
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
@ulorinaen ira Sierrina.

@nlorinsen fra Sjcrrin9. Den
@ulbrins, iOm bleu iunben al Ell gus
manb / 3iDrrins, er, efter at pere ino=
ienbt til ~plbnoroiif Muleum, erfleret
at bibrsre fra ct al be forite Garbuuorez
Der eiter Gbriiti 6soiel. Gen peier
61,6 9ram, ps oens Wetaluaroi, ia
&r., uo6etaltes til Sinoeren.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
Starfe'S Nlar Salpe.

5elbreber Biles, Salt &6eum, 9etter,
Ssanciaar, Saar, &niuiaar, Saar bps
Born, @nionin9, laare 8rpituorter %
uollet. De, iom lioer al @atarrb, pil
fiabe bette ct uuubperlist Miocel %
iifter anr. Bebaselis at BRUCE ps Gil.
ireosltillelie saranteres. Sris rs Gents
pr. @lfe, tillalss Dos s. s. @eiier,
0ecorab, Soma 14.I4.1n.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14

Gni8. Ser Sansien, lom ifDoie,
2Ggen:
"0Ottpren ital mart baue grpQuf
bar jes bsrt."
"Sa, bet lfal je9, Ser 6ansien, men
boOr bar ou bsrt bet fra?"
$50, De iamler til en- Srplupspreieni
/ SOsuet."
Oottpren (unoieelis) }: "3et Ipnes
jes esentlis life, De baube @runb til at
sisre."
6ansien: "Sffe ies beller."
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14

gn imertefulo &beumatisme / 2cos
oene plaseoe mig / mango aar, % De
mango 9e9emioler, Ies brusie berimoO,
gap mig insen 2inbring. Deb Srugen
al en- SLATE ct. Safobs Ole bleu les
fnloit9nbi9 belbreoet. 8. O. Salman,
1913 Nortb Caroline Street, Yaltis
more, Mb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-14
II WIareDcr / CIT Summer.

81 &igreber | en Summer. 81
Beretre / !6usmaub Sans 0aniens
Saoe / Gro Sfou bar ifslse "Bosenie
@u." Slar baaret 5rust to @anse. S
Iai fob erect forite Sang / 8lpmit
% sao en- rig SPIT, iom bar ~iulomooen
iprite Sftpber. 5 SUM blomitreOe
erect paanp, os at bisle inbes MI paa
Greet mango, Omtrent belt uopifleoe
Y9rer.
erect bebber "@sperrns S~errepere",
er fjDbt fra Elanteifo!en peb Su9set
for en- 6 @ur liben % bar / oisIe Gar
ftaoig baaret ri9t % spbt. 5ru0ten er
a en- gob % oelifat Smag.